Founded in 2002, Flood Law began as a unique group of former prosecutors committed to using our inside knowledge of the justice system to protect and defend our clients. Today, we’ve grown into a powerhouse team of skilled, relentless litigators with one shared mission: to fight for your rights. With over 150 years of combined trial experience, we know Michigan law — and we know how to win. Whether your case involves civil litigation, employment disputes, or federal or state criminal charges, our attorneys stand ready to guide you, advocate for you, and deliver results aligned with your goals.
Managing Partner
Todd Flood is the managing partner of Flood Law, PLLC, and has a proven track record of trying over three hundred cases.
Senior Attorney; Chief Operating Officer
Kevin Simowski is a former Wayne County Assistant Prosecutor who adds 22 years of experience to our team.
Partner
Vincent Haisha is a Partner at Flood Law and a principal member of the Criminal Practice Group.
Todd Flood is the managing partner of Flood Law, PLLC, and has a proven track record of trying over three hundred cases. Before establishing Flood Law, Todd worked as an Assistant Wayne County Prosecutor. As a prosecutor, Todd litigated and tried various cases ranging from homicides, complicated fraud cases, narcotics trafficking cases, and criminal sexual conduct cases to general crimes. Before leaving the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, he was promoted to Principal Attorney in charge of the Drug House Unit under Mike Duggan. While in the Drug House Unit, Todd successfully litigated against absentee landowners, including the DNR and mortgage holders, to clean up blighted houses used to sell narcotics.
Since leaving the Prosecutor’s Office, Todd has been recognized for litigating complicated civil claims, including wrongful death suits, civil rights violations, and whistleblower actions. Todd’s work has earned him recognition amongst his peers as a Top Lawyer in the State of Michigan, A Fellow of the State Bar, an honor earned by less than one percent of the Bar, a Fellow of the Oakland County Bar, recognition from Crain’s Detroit Business as a top lawyer, multiple awards in the Super Lawyers publication, Lawyers Weekly Award as one of the Top Ten Lawyers of the Year in the State, along with many other honors and awards.
Some of Todd’s most notable work has been in courtrooms across the state, where he has successfully tried hundreds of cases. These cases include defending complicated RICO prosecutions, homicides, and corporations and individuals facing the might of the government. Todd’s experiences have also led him into the arena of conducting investigations. These investigations have included matters involving companies, universities, hospitals, and local municipalities.
This is not the first time Todd has been called upon to step in to prosecute cases while being in private practice. Todd was designated as a Special Assistant Attorney General to prosecute cases in Oakland County and assist in prosecuting a pharmaceutical company.
Kevin Simowski is a former Wayne County Assistant Prosecutor who adds 22 years of experience to a team with over 200 years of combined trial experience. While at the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, Mr. Simowski was a key member in the criminal appellate division and the special assignments division. Notably, he obtained convictions of Martell Welch for a murder on the Belle Isle Bridge in Detroit, as well as Lawrence DeLisle for first-degree murder resulting from the drowning deaths of his four children in the Detroit River. Simowski was also the architect of Wayne County’s highly successful homicide unit. Before ending his career with the Prosecutor’s Office, Simowski was the Chief of Staff and Chief of Operations.
In 2004, Mr. Simowski became the Chief of the Criminal Justice Bureau with the Michigan Attorney General’s Office. He directed five divisions, including Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement, Corrections, Criminal, Criminal Appellate, and Healthcare Fraud.
After a brief time with the Michigan AG, Mr. Simowski became the Vice President of Operations at the DMC Cardiovascular Institute and Corporate Vice President for Cardiovascular Service. Mr. Simowski spearheaded the DMC’s Accountable Care Organization, one of the nation’s first of such organizations. Mr. Simowski helped the DMC achieve external ratings by the US News & World Report as one of America’s best hospitals and Leapfrog Group Top Hospitals.
Vincent Haisha is a Partner at Flood Law and a principal member of the Criminal Practice Group. Vince specializes in drunk driving litigation and medical marijuana defense, in addition to a large variety of state and federal offenses.
For two years in a row, the American Institute of DUI/DWI Attorneys has recognized Vince’s exceptional performance in the courtroom, naming him one of the 10 Best DUI Attorneys for Client Satisfaction.
Vince has successfully advocated for and defended clients in all District and Circuit Courts in Southeast Michigan and Monroe, Emmet, Livingston, Washtenaw, Crawford, Gaylord, Kalkaska, Ionia, and Grand Traverse Counties. He has also argued before the Michigan Court of Appeals and prepared and filed briefs before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Vince joined Flood Law in 2010, during which time he prepared motions, briefs, and legal memoranda for a variety of complex legal issues in the criminal and appellate practice groups.
During this time, he specialized in Fourth Amendment issues regarding search and seizure and unlawful police stops. In 2012, Vincent joined the Firm’s Criminal and Appellate Divisions, aggressively litigated, and helped overturn several wrongful convictions.
Vince is a University of Michigan graduate and earned his law degree from Wayne State University.
Allexa is a graduate of Wayne State University Law School, where she earned her Juris Doctor in May 2024 and passed the July 2024 Bar Exam. During law school, Allexa served as Executive Article Editor for the Journal of Law in Society and was a Legal Research and Writing Teaching Assistant. Allexa completed her undergraduate studies at Michigan State University, graduating with honors in Criminal Justice while also earning minors in Law, Justice, and Public Policy, and Entrepreneurship and Innovation. As an undergraduate, Allexa participated in the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program, which brings traditional college students and incarcerated individuals together through collaboration and dialogue to explore issues of crime and justice across profound social barriers.
Katherine is a graduate of the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, where she graduated cum laude, and then passed the July 2024 Bar Exam. While at UDM Law, she was the president of the Environmental Law Society and a member of the St. Thomas More Society. She attended Michigan State University for her undergraduate education, majoring in Political Theory and Constitutional Democracy at the James Madison College. At MSU, Katherine was a member of the Honor’s College and was a consultant at the MSU Writing Center. Outside of legal work, Katherine is a certified tennis professional and an Alpine Ski Patroller, as well as the Vice President of the Grosse Ile Nature and Land Conservancy, where she is the editor of the nonprofit’s newsletter.
